Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-04

There will be Easter exercises at
the NJ. E. church April 10. The ex-
ercise is one prepared by Chaplain
McCabe, and is said to be very inter-
esting.
At the school meeting in district
No. Z, Carlos Cav was made commit
tee, and it was voted to have three
terms of school of IL weeks each, and
three grades. 4 tax of 30 cents on
dollar was raised.
The children of the Loyal Legion
Temperance Union will give an enter
tainment consisting of songs, speak
ing, etc., at Cong. vestry at z 80
o'clock Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments served after the exercises. All
cordially invited.
Bro <Vnin=tOn.
John Cheney's sugar house collaps-
ed from the weight of snow, smash
ing up the sugar tools.
Two young men from Island Pond
were detained in town a week, wait
ing for the roads to be broken out.
Gilbert Grows people, who return
ed from the red-hot weather of Flor
ida to find the snow drifted to the
roof of their house, experienced a
change not altogether comfortable.
Evansville
Homer Seavey has taken the job
to saw shingles in Harvey Fosters
mill this year.
Horace Gilman has rented a tene-
ment in Henry Fairbrother's house
and has moved in.
Will. Alexander is having a severe
attack of rheumatism, which has con-
| fined him to the house for several
weeks.
At the annual school meeting in
this district last Tuesday evening W.
B. Guild was chosen committee. The
district voted to have 80 weeks of
school, three terms of 10 weeks each.
Coventry
Mrs. Jonathan Bailey is in very
poor health Henry Harvey is suffer-
ing from severe hemOrrhage.
The Dorcas Society will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Livingstone next Thurs
day afternoon and evening. All are
cordially invited.
Charlie Livingstone has gone to
So. Hero Geo. Livingstone has NOV
ed to Derby and Charles Chamberlin
has hired his farm; Nelka Stevens
goes to Newark, not Newport.
The funeral service of Emma Liv-
ingstone was held last Tuesday at NJ.
E. church. Emma being a member
of the choir, the gallery and organ
were draped in mourning. Rev. L. P.
Chase preached an appropriate ser
mon from John ): "a.
WHEREAs,-Iu the all wise providence
of God our beloved sister Miss Emma V.
Livingstone has been called 70 better
and brighter sphere,
Resolred, That as a lodge we cheer
fully record this testimonial of her worth.
That as a Temperance worker she
brought a Christian Spirit, fidelity, and
earnestneSs that hOnOred our order.
Likewise we recognize this faitbfulness
in all her relations to the home, church
and society. She lived to be loved and
missed.
RpsOlred. That we hereby tender our
warmest sympathies' TO The bereaved family
in this hour OF their grief and commend
them to.the Father OF Mercies, for their
choicest consolation.
ResOlred.-That we Grape our charter
for 80 days in recognition of our sad loss.
ResOired That Il copy of these Reso-
lutions be sent TO each paper of the County
and also one To the bereaved family.
PLINY WHITE LODGE
West Charleston
There is a new daughter at DIR. c.
S. Humans.
Mrs. Wesley Carter, who has been
spending several weeks 10 ST. Adams
and Burlington, has returned.
VIII. Croft, Jun, Alvin Wood
ard and Ernest Billiard have all gone
to n. Y. City to work in the ice
business.
Hiram Hutchinson, one of the old
est citizens of the town, and also one
of the first settlers, died Thursday,
the 31st ult., at the residence of
Geo. Hamilton, Sen.
Geo. a. Driver is about moving To
Albany, where he will carry on the
HAYDEN farm Ed. Hutchinson has
moved TO the Eli Flanders place in
Morgan, which he has taken on
shares; Ed. Spencer has taken the
Marshall Wilson place and has NOV
ed on to it. Mr.. Wilson's family
will live in one part of the house
Herbert Kathern has rented his
farm to Fred Carter and intends GO
ing to Boston, Mass.
Ora f t~burv.
Mary Weber is expected home
from johnson soon.
Minnie Hoyt is sick with the mea-
sIes. There is no other case known
In town
Minnie Collier is with US again,
having finished another successful
term Of school.
James Libby takes the premium on
the 1900 pound horse which he
bought at Enosburgh, a few weeks
ago.
Easter services will be held at the
NJ. f. church, ON Sunday, April 10.
Union services viii be held at the